Write it once, fire it off on every channel your people actually use.

Import your list, pick your senders, and let the batching engine do the boring part — across Email, SMS, Telegram and WhatsApp, from one tab.

multi-server

SMS

BestBulkSMS

bot-powered

coming next

Four steps, then it runs itself

One CSV per channel — emails, telegram IDs, or numbers — kept in its own list.

Pick one or several SMTP servers, bots, or SMS accounts for this send.

A cron-driven worker rotates senders and respects every daily cap.

Status updates live as each recipient is marked sent, failed, or pending.

this took about four minutes

Admins connect email servers, BestBulkSMS accounts and Telegram bots, then package them into daily plans. You ask, they approve.

1. Admin adds a sender

For example an email server that can send 1,000 a day, with a plan on top such as “Starter Email — 100 a day”.

2. You request a plan

Pick a plan or ask for a custom daily amount on the Access page. The admin sees it right away.

3. Approved — start sending

Your 100 a day is reserved for you, so that server now has 100 fewer sends to give. Same for SMS and Telegram. Admins can pause access at any time.

Separate contacts, separate senders, separate settings — nothing bleeds into another list by accident.

live

Link multiple SMTP servers, each with its own daily cap, and split one send across them.

live

Send through BestBulkSMS with your own API key, or the shared system account.

live

Your own bot, or the shared platform bot, messaging IDs straight from your CSV.

coming next

Broadcast-style messaging over the WhatsApp Business API.

one list, four inboxes

Daily caps, enforced

Each sender has a limit. Hit it, and the worker moves to the next one automatically.

Rotation across senders

One campaign can spread load across several servers or bots instead of hammering one.

Safe to walk away

A locking, cron-driven worker runs server-side — close the tab, the send keeps going.